I'm going to one-up you. I want to share what the president said right now.

You've agreed to invest $600 billion into the United States.

And because he's my friend, he might make it a trillion, but I'm going to have to work on him.

So Saudi is going to be investing at least $600 billion.

And that means investments in plants in companies money on Wall

Street and what it really means for everybody that really counts is jobs a lot of

jobs we have a lot of jobs that's level set annual foreign investment in total in the

United States has never exceeded

$500 billion. When the president talks like this, it's as though I'm watching Austin Powers

and Dr. Evil with $1 million. Like, this is straight up nonsense. And he's saying it from

our Oval Office. And I'll talk about Saudi Arabia in the region.

There's a long history of Saudi Arabia promising to sort of solve problems. That they, after 9-11,

they were going to, you know, bring the Taliban to heal and end all that. 20 years later,

U.S. troops leave and are humiliated. And they have a long history

of sort of not delivering. They went into Yemen. They were going to defeat the Houthis several years ago.

That was a mess as well. And so today, bin Salman was very clear. He did not agree to the Abraham Accords. They're not ready for that. He raised a

Palestinian state. That's, that's his right. He, there will be no Saudi troops. The big, big, big

issue now is what will be this stabilization force that will go in and disarm Hamas. If that

doesn't happen soon, this ceasefire, which President Trump deserves credit for, could unravel.

So I don't see the Saudis sort of delivering, you know, large amounts of reconstruction funds or

ground troops or pushing other Arab countries to provide those ground troops.

And that was what should have been the focus today, not a trillion dollars of investment that...

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